Initially I was perplexed and a bit scared, until I started putting pieces together. 1. I heard a great deal of noise in the background. ‘Sounds like a Call Center’ I said… Nope, said John. Just an open office plan… hmmm… then 2. I began to realize it was a scam when I said, ‘Let me call you back and I’ll discuss this problem with some people here.’ Nope, said John. We close at 5:00 and that’s in 30 minutes and if you don’t do this now, Craig’s requests for the 11
variations will go through. NOW? and, 3. how much will I be spending?? Eleven hundred pounds – that’s $2200!

I was looking at the site as he was talking. ‘Twenty two hundred dollars? Your site says one can buy a one year registration for L10 ($20). Nope, said John. Craig is purchasing a ten year package for each of the 11 new site
variations. That’s L1100. And you have to pay now.

I hung up, went onto www.MyDomain.com and purchased a bit of extra protection for my sites, and walked away having spent $44.

I’m writing this to protect some unsuspecting person from taking these folks up on their scam. THIS IS A SCAM. They are scaring US companies into purchasing ‘extra protection’ for site variations that aren’t even used much anyway (.net, .us). DO NOT give this group money! And if I knew who to report them to (ICAHN??) I would.

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